Those reviewers who said there wasn't enough are doing something wrong. The eggs need to be whisked constantly - without stopping - until the custard is cooked. This puts air into itwhich makes it very light and greatly increases the volume - similar to wglhipped cream ir meringue. It also accounts for the pale white color. Using an electric hand mixer set on medium works great. I highly recommend using a double boiler setup to avoid scrambling the eggs. I made with 4 yolks and it was plenty for 4 deserts with a bit left over.
I have never made a custard before, I didn't have a metal bowl so I just used a small sauce pan. It turned out amazing!
On top of being fast and easy, this was absolutely delicious! I did substitute diluted balsamic vinegar for the wine since I don't drink wine. I used the double boiler method to make the custard and it worked like a charm. I will definitely be making this again!
This is the first time I have ever made a homemade custard. I followed the directions exactly and it was delicious. I will definitely make this again.
All time favorite quick dessert? Probably!! I (and my S.O.) can't get enough of this stuff. He requests nearly every other night as a post-dinner treat! It's great because I always have the ingredients on hand so as long as I have some strawberries prepped I can have this on the table in less than 10 minutes. I have tried this recipe with other fruits but strawberries pair so well with the marsala I think it's a critical ingredient.
This was so easy and so good! The video shows torching the tops and I HIGHLY recommend this step (based on the photo I thought it was a dusting of cinnamon on top). It really adds dimension to the flavor profile. Also I was a bit nervous setting my metal bowl over a direct flame but just keep whisking and mine turned out just fine...just don't rush it and don't leave it unattended!
I stirred for at least 20 minutes and colnd not it get to thicken.
Followed recipe as is and turned out great!! Will be making again....wife loved it!!
I made this for 8 of my guest. Time consuming which wasn't a issue for me but I ended up using a boiler on medium heat and it came out like it was suppose to. I've never had this or tried Marsala Wine as well as my guest. It was horrible! No one, including myself liked it! What a waste of ingredients and time! I even added more sugar to try to get it to taste better I wonder what I can substitute instead to enjoy it? If not, I will never make it with wine.